Kate Lock
Biography
Biography
Kate Lock is a working British actress who has appeared in dozens of television productions, along with the occasional film. A stage veteran, Lock began taking on small TV roles during the late 1970s, going on to multiple guest spots on the long-running procedural dramas "Casualty" (BBC, 1986- ) and "The Bill" (ITV, 1984-2010). In 1990, she had a supporting part in the espionage thriller "The Russia House," starring Sean Connery and Michelle Pfeiffer, but primarily turned up on British TV shows. Though not a known name, Lock is a versatile performer who has also remained active on the stage.
A mainstay of British theater, Lock first ventured onto the screen with the 1976 BBC drama series "Katy." She remained a semi-regular TV presence over the decades, while still working in various stage productions. Appearing twice on the medical show "Casualty," she was featured five times on "The Bill," playing a different character each time. Lock also penned two 1990s episodes of "Casualty" in a rare foray into writing. Outside of "The Russia House," her film work has been limited, but in 2012, she had a part in Mike Newell's moody take on Charles Dickens' "Great Expectations," starring Helena Bonham Carter and Ralph Fiennes, followed by a brief turn in the tense drama "Closed Circuit" (2013), featuring Eric Bana and Rebecca Hall.
Filmography
Cast (Feature Film)
Sound (Feature Film)
Special Thanks (Feature Film)
Life Events
1976
First TV appearance on the British series "Katy"
1987
First part on "Casualty"
1989
First role on "The Bill"
1990
Appeared in "The Russia House"
2012
Featured in Mike Newell's version of "Great Expectations"
2013
Appeared briefly in "Closed Circuit"
